Most people often associate hyacinths with growing indoors on a windowsill, but these beauties are equally at home outdoors, and give beautiful and fragrant displays outdoors too.
Plant in rockeries, at the front of borders, or in shallow rockery or alpine bowls ready for their striking star-burst flower spires that will appear in April. In bowls, they can be brought inside the house to fragrance a room naturally for several weeks too.
Hardy, they will come back year after year once planted with bigger and better displays as they get older.